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MADISON, Wis. -- Evictions are a sad sight in any city, but there’s a certain type of beloved Madison resident facing the potential of removal from town: pigs.That has owners,

Madison is doing an interim update focused on what can be built in the city and where.

Ald. Tag Evers said if Rudis owners plead not guilty, that would take time and the council should be able to change the ordinance. "And by that time, it would

Ald. Tag Evers said if Rudis owners plead not guilty, that would take time and the council should be able to change the ordinance. "And by that time, it would

There are no bad guys in this story. City officials are just enforcing the ordinances. The ordinances made sense for a time when people did actually keep lots of farm animals in an urban setting and before anybody thought pigs could be pets.

Rudi the pig has been entertaining people along the Near West Side bike path for over a year. Now the city says the pig has to move.

Rudi the pig has been entertaining people along the Near West Side bike path for more than a year. Now the city says the pig has to move.

Rudi the pig has been entertaining people along the Near West Side bike path for more than a year. Now the city says the pig has to move.

Rudi the pig has been entertaining people along the Near West Side bike path for more than a year. Now the city says the pig has to move.

Three new buildings all reaching eight stories would bring office space, housing, a relocated fire station and structured parking.